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- The history of Port Adelaide Football Club dates back to its founding on 12 May 1870. Since the club's first game on 24 May 1870, it has won 36 SANFL premierships, including six in a row. The club also won the Champions of Australia competition on a record four occasions. (en)
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- Middle: In 1926 Clifford Keal started a Port Adelaide tradition by wearing the number one as captain. (en)
- Top Left: Ken McKenzie was Port Adelaide captain for eight years during the 1890s. He is pictured as he appeared in Melbourne newspaper The Sportsman in 1893. (en)
- Left: Club legend Harold Oliver taking a mark in the 1914 SAFL Semi Final against Sturt at Adelaide Oval. (en)
- Left: Port Adelaide adopted the black and white "Prison Bar" guernsey and the Magpie emblem in 1902. (en)
- Right: Port Adelaide played at Glanville Hall Estate from 1870 to 1879. (en)
- Bottom Right: Fanatical Port Adelaide fan William Whicker wearing a striped magenta and blue guernsey. Magenta was used from 1877 until 1901 when the dye became too difficult to obtain and maintain. (en)
- Left: Bob Quinn chaired off after winning the 1939 SANFL Grand Final. He would be selected as the first captain of an All-Australian team by Sporting Life magazine in 1947. (en)
- Center: Inaugural club president John Hart. (en)
- Top Right: Harry Phillips won the clubs best and fairest in 1888, 91, 92 and 93 along with Port Adelaide's 1890 Championship of Australia. (en)
- Right: Frank Koch's SA Football Budget cartoon from 1928. (en)
- Middle Left: 1903 Port Adelaide premiership team. (en)
- Right: Haydn Bunton Sr joined Port Adelaide for the 1945 season forming a formidable ruck trio with Bob Quinn and Bob McLean. (en)
- Middle Right: The 1910 Richardson Shield awarded to Port Adelaide for defeating the Victorian premiers Collingwood, Western Australian premiers East Fremantle and the New South Wales premiers North Broken Hill. (en)
- Left: By 1870 Port Adelaide's river traffic was growing causing Mr. Rann, Mr. Leicester and Mr. Ireland to form a sporting club for the benefit of local wharf workers. (en)
- Right: Port Adelaide's undefeated 1914 SAFL premiers and "Champions of Australia" team. (en)
- Left: 2004 club leading goalkicker, Warren Tredrea. (en)
- Left: Port Adelaide players hold up their 1921 SAFL premiership flag. (en)
- Right: Port Adelaide's 1911 State Representatives: Angelo Congear, Harold Oliver, Sampson Hosking and Frank Hansen. (en)
- Left: Junior Port Adelaide players at Alberton Oval in 1880, the first year the ground was used by the club for football. (en)
- Right: Port Adelaide's first premiership team from the 1884 season. (en)
- Bottom Left: Indigenous Australian Harry Hewitt was named in Port Adelaide's side when they defeated by two goals on Adelaide Oval in 1891. (en)
- Right: The 2004 AFL premiership was Port Adelaide's first since joining the league. (en)
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- "We, the Players and Management of the Port Adelaide Football Club, accept the heritage which players and administrators have passed down to us; in doing so we do not intend to rest in idleness but shall strive with all our power to further this Club's unexcelled achievements. To do this we believe there is a great merit and noble achievements in winning a premiership.
To be successful, each of us must be active, aggressive and devoted to this cause. We agree that success is well within our reach and have confidence that each member of both the team and management will suffer personal sacrifices for the common end.
Also we know that, should we after striving to our utmost and giving our everything, still not be successful, our efforts will become a further part of this Club's enviable tradition.
Finally, we concede that there can be honour in defeat, but to each of us, honourable defeat of our Club and guernsey can only come after human endeavour on the playing field is completely exhausted." (en)
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- The history of Port Adelaide Football Club dates back to its founding on 12 May 1870. Since the club's first game on 24 May 1870, it has won 36 SANFL premierships, including six in a row. The club also won the Champions of Australia competition on a record four occasions. (en)
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- History of the Port Adelaide Football Club (en)
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